- From: Mukul Gandhi <mgandhi@mtcindia.com>
- Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 16:11:33 +0500
- To: "d'Oreye, Philippe" <philippe.doreye@trasys.be>, "'www-html@w3.org'" <www-html@w3.org>
Hi ! Would it not be fine to see the print preview first, and then set ur browser settings accordingly before firing a printout. --Mukul At 05:25 AM 15/02/1999 -0500, d'Oreye, Philippe wrote: > >Dear Sirs and Madams, > >I'm very pleased to see all the concern about enhancing HTML, but one >thing for sure which is missing, is the ability to print a web page >correctly.. > >If only one could force the page set up as well as defining the WIDTH of >table in millimiters instead of pixel, this would be a progress. The >unability to fix the width of a table, frame, etc is an obstacle to >printing. Indeed, fixing one can fix a number of pixel for a frame, but >what happens on a screen with 1600*1200 resolution, one with 1024*768 and >one with 640*480? Well, very diffirent result. Even if everybody would >work with the same resolution, people having different page set up, would >get different printing result.. > >Have you never been annoyed by what you printed from the net??? > >Why not having some tag which are only executed when one prints in odrer >to have some What You See IS What You Get.. > >Yours sincelery, > Philippe d'Oreye > > > > > > ************************************************************************** Modern Technologies(India) Ltd. Mukul Gandhi #SDF C-5, NEPZ, Software Technology Ph(Res) : +91-11-6222150,6434595 Park, Noida(UP)- 201305, INDIA. Ph(Off) : +91-11-91-567729(upto 33), --..-- 567030 Ext - 234 **************************************************************************
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